Every NFL stadium ranked from worst to best

GLENDALE, ARIZONA - NOVEMBER 14: Marco Wilson #20 of the Arizona Cardinals takes the field prior to the game against the Carolina Panthers at State Farm Stadium on November 14, 2021 in Glendale, Arizona. The Panthers defeated the Cardinals 34-10. (Photo by Kelsey Grant/Getty Images) /

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BALTIMORE, MD – NOVEMBER 07: Devin Duvernay #13 of the Baltimore Ravens celebrates with Mark Andrews #89 after catching a pass for a touchdown against the Minnesota Vikings during the second half at M&T Bank Stadium on November 7, 2021 in Baltimore, Maryland. (Photo by Scott Taetsch/Getty Images)”nNo licensing by any casino, sportsbook, and/or fantasy sports organization for any purpose. During game play, no use of images within play-by-play, statistical account or depiction of a game (e.g., limited to use of fewer than 10 images during the game) /

19. M&T Bank Stadium (Baltimore Ravens)

M&T Bank Stadium is an underrated gem among NFL venues. It has a full open roof and looks really good from above. The purple seats stand out and are a great use of contrast. The exterior gives off a classic NFL stadium look, which I really enjoy. The brick pillars and walls give it a charming throwback charm. The field is also very well done.

During afternoon games, the turf is on the lighter side, but not too pale. During prime time games, the stadium lights give it a shine that actually uses its slight pale green color to its advantage.

While I preferred the hybrid Ravens/Maryland shield mid-field logo over the Raven head, the Ravens upgraded their end zones in a touching way.

First off, the all black end zones are great. On one end, the team name is written in white with a yellow accent. On the other, “Baltimore” is given the same treatment, except for two letters. The “M” and “O” are colored in yellow to honor Mo Gaba, a young Ravens fan who passed away at the age of 14. It’s a lovely tribute by one of the best and most classy organizations in football.

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